Sentence examples for by the same token though from inspiring English sources

By the same token, though, the process of evaluating often contaminates the ability to create.

By the same token, though, China is blind to the damage done by its own repressive policies.

By the same token, though, I do actually know him and have known him for thirty years, so I have some idea what I'm talking about.

By the same token, though, the book might have been three times as good and a third as long if it had been written half as fast.

By the same token, though, one of the two great political parties that alternate in power in the United States regards itself as conservative and will continue to do so, whereas the Democrats never remotely regarded themselves as socialist.

By the same token, though, changes within that political arena have proceeded at a pace more disorienting than any thriller might hope to achieve and have been more tragic, farcical and banal than The Knives might want to be.

On the same token, though, the usefulness of a style ultimately depends on the person.

A representative of the company tells NME: "I guess they got their point across pretty effectively – with widespread coverage around the world, though, by the same token, quite a few more people now know there's a new Chris Brown album out".

By the same token, he became a barrister, though not before taking a year off to write his first novel, This is the Life, about the travails of a young lawyer.

And there is something to be said for going about legalisation in an orderly way, from the top down (though by the same token, there is also something to be said for states' rights. Right, Rick Perry? Nikki Haley? Bobby Jindal?

Sterling might not win any Robbie Fowler awards for sportsmanship, though by the same token the Hungarian team of officials – don't forget there is an extra assistant behind the goalline for European games – should probably not expect another outing, unless it is for a Specsavers ad, in the near future.